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Tom & Jerry 1993 Arcade action
This game plays very similar to Chip & Dale's Rescue Rangers. Tom has mouse-napped Jerry's nephew Tuffy and locked him in a trunk in the attic. You and your furry little buddy Jerry must dash, jump, and climb from the basement up through every level of the house to rescue him in time. Jerry's main defense is his unlimited supply of marbles. Pick up other items such as bubble gum, meat cleaver, cups of water, moth balls, hammer, invisible ink and drill to overcome the enemies and obstacles in your way. Make sure you outwit Tom whenever he appears. Look for cheese power-ups...
Devastation 2003 Arcade action
In Devastation, players take the role of Flynn Haskell, a member of the Resistance, who leads a team of freedom fighters against the Pacification Squads of the corrupt Mega-Corporations in a technological "dark age" on Earth in the year 2075. Single-player action offers two main modes of play: arcade and simulation. The former consists of fast, furious action with an emphasis on speed and combat. The latter requires strategy and realistic tactics, with serious combat conditions such as friendly-fire damage and the need for teamwork. Weapons in Devastation are divided into eight categories: close-combat melee, handguns, light duty automatics, assault rifles...
Bikini Karate Babes 2002 Arcade action
Bikini Karate Babes features 19 bikini-clad female karate combatants modeled from real women. Ten game modes, hidden secrets, 60 frames per-second, and boss characters round out the action. ...
Kicks 1989 Arcade action
Kicks is a French Qix clone. As in Qix the player must "catch" a percentage of the game screen (70% in this case) to pass to the next level. Of course, the player must avoid, or capture, all the enemies that go through the game zone. There are three enemy types along the game: "Rollers", "Kicks" and "Suiveurs". ...
Pyst 1996 Adventure
As the first-ever full-fledged parody of a CD-ROM - excluding all the half-baked games that are parodies of themselves - Pyst is to Myst what MAD magazine's "201 Min. of a Space Idiocy" was to the Stanley Kubrick movie: a pretension-busting romp through a ripe-for-puncturing cult classic. In Pyst, players take a tour of the eponymous dump of an island, which (as perky guides explain in breezy voice-overs) is about to become a high-priced real estate development. The disc has 10 amusingly cluttered tableaux, including the Chernobyl Room (a nuclear reactor that appears to be only slightly...
Aliens versus Predator 1999 Arcade action
Somewhere far away, so far away so you can not see it, there is a dripping sound. Around you, the metal walls are on occasions lighted with a red beaming light emitting from some kind of lamp indicating danger. As you proceed down the quite broad corridor, your boots echoing at the metallic surface, you can feel the sense of claustrophobia slowly closing in on you. As you pass a destroyed pipe hanging out from the ceiling, its fluid splashes onto your face, making you grimace before you walk a few steps more, and lower your rifle as to be...
Deer Avenger 1998 Arcade action
Even if you are one who loathes hunting games of all shapes and sizes, you should look forward to playing Deer Avenger. The thought of a parody in which you play a deer seeking vengeance on hunters who have mercilessly mutilated and destroyed your brethren seems as though it might be funny and rewarding. Unfortunately, a funny premise does not always make for a funny game and Deer Avenger is definitely a case in point. While the product certainly has more features than some low-budget hunting games, execution is simply awful. An interesting twist, when compared to the "silent hunter" model...
Network Q Rac Rally 1993 Sports
Network Q RAC Rally is a classic racing sim based on the rally championship of the same name, held annually in Britain. Despite somewhat pixellated graphics and awful-looking scenery (especially cardboard-cutout "spectators" who line the roads), the game is a reasonable simulation of rally driving through 35 authentic stages of the 1993 Q RAC rally. Multiple road surfaces and weather conditions add to the realism, and true to the actual rally, you will be truly challenged by tough terrain and weather on your way to the finish line. Although the game has since been superseded by two sequels, 1997's Network...
Fast Attack 1995 Simulation
One of the most obscure games Sierra published is Fast Attack, a highly underrated, but unfortunately very buggy, submarine simulation developed by Software Sorcery, a now-defunct company that consisted of experienced former US Navy officers (the company was also behind Aegis: Guardian of the Fleet and Sea Rogue). How good is the game? Let's hear the opinion of sub game experts at Subsim.com: "Sierra's latest submarine sim is a troubled genius. You can get closer to a realistic modern undersea combat than ever before; if it will run through a complete mission without breaching back into the operating system. The...
Jill of the Jungle 1992 Arcade action
Jill of the Jungle is a platform sidescroller released in 1992 by Epic MegaGames. Its primary purpose was to rival computer games from other shareware companies such as id Software (known for its Commander Keen and Doom series) and Apogee Software (later known as 3D Realms; they released Duke Nukem and Wacky Wheels, among others). This is the first installment in a trilogy of games which were initially released separately. Jill of the Jungle was available as shareware to bait gamers into buying the second and third installments, Jill Goes Underground and Jill Saves the Prince. When that marketing strategy...
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